Question

Your employer has determined a market for a simple airline ticketing system for a very simple airline (Tree Top Airways - TTA). The airline only has two aircraft, named ALFA and BRAVO. Initially, the ticket system will determine the number of seats on each plane and in the lounge. The ticketing system is to be installed at the airport ticket booth for the airline and will operate under the following rules:
1) If a party arrives and there is enough room on the plane requested, they are allowed to board and a message to that effect is printed.
2) If a party arrives and there is not enough room on the plane requested due to people already being on the plane, the party is directed to wait in the lounge and a message to that effect is printed.
3) If a party arrives and there is not enough room on the plane requested because the plane is just too small, the party is turned away and a message to that effect is printed.
4) If a party is directed to the lounge and there is not enough room in the lounge, the party is turned away.
5) Parties are never split.
6) A plane will fly whenever it becomes full and a list of all parties on board will be printed.
7) A plane may fly upon a command from the ticket clerk. Again a list of all parties on board will be printed.
8) The ticket clerk will enter when a plane flys and upon the return of the plane the system will move people from the lounge to the plane in the order in which the parties arrived, but will skip parties that cannot fit and search for those which can fit. A list of those parties boarding the plane will be printed.
9) When the airline shuts down for the night, the airplanes will continue to fly and return (without the ticket clerk performing any action) until all parties in the lounge have flown with appropriate messages being printed.
10) Party names do not have a maximum size.